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The culinary highlight of a trip to the UK used to be an Indian meal and a pint of Guinness (but not necessarily together). Not any more. Draught Guinness is now readily and relatively cheaply available on the harbour front in Bodrum so after a day that started at 4am to get to my return flight at Gatwick airport, I can relax with my favourite pint in my favourite town. I'm sure someone will let me know if a good curry is to be found on the peninsula.
My favourite too ...
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DeleteGuinness is becoming popular here...if you can take out a mortgage to buy it...
ReplyDeleteGuinness prices seem to be held down here. Now cheaper than a glass of local beer.
DeleteUnless it's made with the Liffy water it's not the same (I'm told).
ReplyDeleteI was introduced to Guinness in Birmingham and this tastes the same - I've only drunk it once in Dublin
DeleteHa ha. We've had Guinness AND mighty fine Indian curries available in Fethiye for a while. Not a Guinness fan but LOVE going for a curry. :)
ReplyDeleteGuinness seems to be like Marmite.
DeleteOh, another plus for Bodrum - that Guinness (and a good curry) will certainly wet my husband Angus's apetite too - enjoy all, well deserved xx Ozlem
ReplyDeleteNext time he's out - I will treat him
DeleteBodrum once again in the vanguard. (BTW, if you make it to our island some time, we'll make you an indian dinner, but maybe without the draught Guinness :-) )
ReplyDeleteThat's an invite I will remember
DeleteHello again, like you, I'm a fan of good curry. My niece found a place here--a Thai place--the serves a curry that is mighty satisfying to my taste buds! I don't drink--I'm allergic to alcohol--but I'm glad that you can get the Guinness which so many people enjoy! Peace.
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